Sentence examples for difficult to postpone from inspiring English sources

"We had indicated to him that it was very difficult to postpone games," Granik said.

Labour Day weekend is a peak shopping moment for camouflage gear and boots, if not for guns; next week's planned promotions and sales will be difficult to postpone, and business will presumably just flow away to neighbouring states.

Thus, after weeks of preparations, travel, and meetings--observed with renewed interest by the media--it felt terribly difficult to postpone the very talks necessary to make this political solution a reality.

Rajeev stated that when he wants to look at pornography, he must do so, finding it difficult to postpone gratification.

"Faced with this surprisingly strong U.S. demand, we have made the difficult decision to postpone the international launch of iPad by one month, until the end of May," Apple said in a statement.

"However, with work still ongoing to resolve issues in Bahrain and the need to confirm the venue by the end of July 2011, the difficult decision to postpone the event for 2012 was taken.

Carl McPhail, New Look's chief executive, said in a statement to the London Stock Exchange: "We have taken the difficult decision to postpone the initial public offering as a result of the considerable volatility in the equity markets.

A statement that was released by the PLO's negotiation office said: "In July 2013, the PLO took the difficult decision to postpone accession to multilateral treaties and conventions in exchange for the release of 104 pre-Oslo prisoners in four stages.

Faced with this surprisingly strong US demand, we have made the difficult decision to postpone the international launch of iPad by one month, until the end of May.

Bob Boyett, a producer of the revival, said in a statement: "We have made the extremely difficult decision today to postpone our production of 'Funny Girl.' Given the current economic climate, many Broadway producing investors have found it impossible to maintain their standard level of financial commitment.

Still, some business leaders say the corruption movement has demonstrated that the government, which is run by a coalition led by the Congress Party, may no longer be able to postpone difficult policy decisions.